Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-08

BoRN.-On Wednesday, the 9th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan'l Railsback, a
boy. -.
r. n. Carper is better than ever
prepared TO cry sales. Call upon
him. ..
Mrs..W. r. Green was visiting
relatives in Crawford county last
week.
Mr.. Bartlett, OF Brayton, a skillful
operator, has the wire at the Rock
Island depot.
Read the advertisement of John
llntyeep, the tailor. He is u good
workman. .,
!. w. Rosenberg has employed a
baker, Mr.. Edward Allen, from
Iowa Falls.
Mrs. Wm. Burns has been very
sick of late, but at last accounts was
ont of danger.
Mrs. w. II. Mcclure will start
this evening for Wyoming to be
absent about ten days.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Buy your clothing of Evan Davis
and save money.
| Jack Hinkle wears badge for
the best batting of any member OF
the Atlantic club.
The family Of Conductor Dennis
has been suffering from the prevail
cnt fever, but all are improving.
James PIa.her was confined to
his home by fever last week, but
appeared on the streets Saturday.
M. ]. G. Moore is conducting
tn ailNlrs Of the trcasurer'S office
during the absence of Mr.. S,orts.
DIVE Singles and Ed Brown are
don2 the courtcsies OF hrakcmcn on
the Rock Island train at the state
tair.
JOS. E. loft, Esq, Of Extra, was
elected chairman of the democratic
county central committee last Satur-
day.
The Golden Eagle is here to stay,
and will sell clothing this fall cheaper
than ever before. Look out tor big
bargains.
Mr.. J. A. Stafford has been given
a regular run on the Rock Island
road, and now has head quarters at
Davenport.
Henry Rohrbeck and wife are
| taking in the state fair and during
their absence will visit old friends in
Warren county.
r. G.%Ping received another fall
from a scaffold at the school house last
week, and with it some bad bruises
about the head.
Mrs. Louis Tramp, who visited
with friends here during the sum-
mer, is very sick with typhoid fever
at her home in Saline, Kans.
Mr. and Mrs.LH. Jenkins and Mrs.
II. NJ. Bartlett, of Brayton, attend
ed the Blsom- Wattles wedding
uSSua) evening"
Theo. Patty and Mamie Winchel
were married at Atlantic on the
End inst. We congratulate the big
hearted insurance missionary.
1t will cost you nothing to look at
clothing at the Golden Eagle Cloth
ing House, and you can save big
money by trading there.
A case involving value OF $s5
was brought before Justice Myers
Tuesday, wherein the costs amounted
to $50. Satisfaction comes high.
Don't forget that Thursday, Sep.
tember 18th, 1857, is the day Of p.
X. Waters sale of Thoroughbred
Short horn cattle, at Shelby, Iowa.
Mr.. Decker, who has been in the
employ of Doak & Gray has return
ed to his home at Des Moines. A
Mr.. Spring, from Extra, succeeds
| him here.
Mr.. F. E. Dickinson is taking a
census of Audubon. BY the exer-
else of diligence and care he will be
able to report city OF 1000 inhab-
itants.
Mr.. John Kilroy, who held the
position, of operator at the North
Western depot for over a year, died
at his home in Sterling, Ills, the
and inst.
The Audubon Cornet Band was
in demand at the Omaha reunion,
but the ,inducement was made so
late that the boys were unable to
attend.
Miss Belle Hanna, niece Of our
efficient county attorney, arrived in
the city last Friday evening from
Chicago, and has accepted position
in this Office.
Miss Anna, daughter OF Julian
Phelps, returned to her home at
Atlantic, Monday, after a weeks
visit with the family OF her uncle,
B. S. Phelps, ofthis city.
Jno. A. Gray, the Rock Island
engineer, was in the busy throng on
our streets last Saturday afternoon,
while taking a rest from his duties,
as he was somewhat indisposed.
q. {. Wattles, of Atchison, Kans.,
Chas. E. Wattles, Of Burlington,
Iowa, and Miss Katie Ball, Of Guth-
RE Center, attended the Bison
Wattles wedding Tuesday evening.
The Sioux City journal comes
out in seven column quarto form,
and otherwise improved. 1t is now
in the front rank of Iowa journalism
and the pride of Northwestern
| Iowa.
Robt. Henderson and wife, Of
Cameron township, and Mrs. w. II.
Cowles OF this place, started to Bar
net, Vermont, yesterday. Mrs. pan'l
Holt, of Lincoln, accompanied the
party, and will journey to Boston.
A large stock of frames and
I ,,1o,,lJ,,,, e ,,N,., La,ax ~.,a,u.l NJ